Is it okay to dropout of engineering?
Just make sure you get a degree in the domain you want to pursue your career. There is no fun in getting an engineering degree if you never want to do something with it. It all depends on you. Just remember, college education, if done properly will surely help.
Why did I drop out of engineering?
An overwhelming percentage of engineering drop-outs do so because they either lack academic success or can no longer see themselves being successful. Their fear of failure is enough to convince them to give up. Failure shouldn’t be feared. It’s key to excelling in an engineering program and becoming an engineer.
Do u regret engineering Quora?
Yes I regret it very much. When I was in high school my grades were amazing and I could have studied medicine or law. But my teachers and parents all pushed me to study engineering. They all honestly thought it was a respected and highly compensated profession.
What should I do after dropping engineering?
If your family is financially well, then take up a graduation or diploma course which will be more connected and relevant with what you studied in Engineering class. That will help you to learn easily and get good grades. Anyway, do not lose further time.
What happens if we leave engineering?
~~You took one of the engineering seats of the college when you will quit engineering, the seat will be vacant for rest years as no admission will be done to that seat in the given academic year. So college will have to suffer loss due to you. Hence you need to pay the entire fee to get your original documents back.
Do engineering majors have no regrets?
Specifically, some 42.2 percent of respondents who majored in engineering said they had no regrets about it, along with 34.9 percent of computer-science majors. That’s in stark contrast to those who focused on the humanities, where only a quarter had zero regrets. A lot of the regret has to do with student loans.
What was it like being forced into engineering?
I was forced into engineering my entire life. I say forced as in I was given all kind of stuff to be able to explore mechanical works, electrical works, etc. I loved helping my dad work on ACs because it was cool.
What happens if you Drop Physics for engineering?
If you dropped physics then it sounds like you didn’t get very far into an engineering degree. Not to say those classes aren’t hard but you didn’t give it a chance really. i.imgur.com/4Nr6SG…
Do you regret your decision to work at a startup?
Yes, I regret it every single day. I’m 22 now and I have been working at a start-up for 4 months now (Yeah it’s been only 4 months and you may push it aside as a fresher rant but kindly read on) and it feels like hell (Not blaming the company but my (read Societal norm) decision to opt for engineering).